Browsing by Subject "Life change events"
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Association between happiness and psychopathology in an elderly regional rural population in Crete
(2019)Research has shown that socio-demographic profile and psychopathology symptoms are related to levels of happiness in old age. The aims of this cross-sectional study were: 1) to investigate the effect of recent stressful ... -
Barriers and facilitators of physical activity and sport participation among young transgender adults who are medically transitioning
(2017)Background: Transgender people (those who feel incongruence between the gender they were assigned at birth and their gender identity) engage in lower levels of physical activity compared to cisgender (non-transgender) ... -
Constructing adulthood in discussions about the futures of young people with moderate-profound intellectual disabilities
(2011)Background: This study examines how those planning futures for young people with moderate-profound intellectual disabilities invoke, deploy and interpret contrasting definitions of adulthood and perceived capacity for ... -
Creating a recovery focused workforce: Supporting staff well-being and valuing the expertise of lived experience
(2014)Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to argue that if mental health services are to genuinely support the recovery of those who they serve then recovery principles must permeate all facets of the organisation, in particular ... -
Developing involvement during a programme of recovery research
(2016)Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to consider the process of working with a Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAP) and its outcomes in REFOCUS, a large five-year programme of recovery research. Design/methodology/approach: ... -
Early interventions following exposure to traumatic events: Implications for practice from recent research
(2012)It is has been argued that early interventions for individuals, groups or others affected by traumatic events should not be routinely offered as there is the danger of causing more harm. The notion of "watchful waiting" ... -
Exploring the meaning of trauma with adults with intellectual disabilities
(2006)Background: Previous research investigating post-traumatic stress disorder assumed that adults with intellectual disabilities would react to trauma in the same way as those in the non-disabled population. This study explored ... -
Growth in relationship: A post-medicalized vision for positive transformation
(2011)In this chapter we set out a vision for the future with regard to the understanding of trauma and helping survivors of potentially devastating events. There is little doubt that when unexpected events happen we will be ... -
'Just being selfish for my own sake . . .': Balancing the views of young adults with intellectual disabilities and their carers in transition planning
(2011)In contrast to other forms of family caregiving, becoming the parent or carer of a child with an intellectual disability (ID) implies an ongoing responsibility beyond the attainment of chronological adulthood (Meyers et ... -
Mistakes I have made: And things they taught me while working as a peer
(2016)Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to describe the development and progression of offering peer support using personal reflections on mistakes. The paper draws on the core principles of peer support which have the ... -
Parental loss before the age of 16 years: A comparative study of patients with personality disorder and patients with schizophrenia in a high secure hospital's population
(2004)There is a considerable body of literature supporting an association between separation from parent in childhood and later personality disorder. This study compares a 10-year cohort of high secure hospital patients who had ... -
Post-traumatic growth in mental health recovery: Qualitative study of narratives
(2019)OBJECTIVES: Post-traumatic growth, defined as positive psychological change experienced as a result of the struggle with challenging life circumstances, is under-researched in people with mental health problems. The aim ... -
Psychological debriefing in cross-cultural contexts: Ten implications for practice
(2007)Crisis interventions following exposure to traumatic events have become common in most western and in some non-western countries. The literature regarding early interventions, specifically the use of Psychological Debriefing ... -
Walking wounded or wounded healer?" Does personal experience of mental health problems help or hinder mental health practice? A review of the literature
(2014)Purpose - A systematic review of the literature on "wounded healers" was undertaken to identify, define and interpret the term and its application within the mental health environment. The paper aims to discuss these issues. ...